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ETIC Fixings / E.W.I. 06-2006

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Dear Partner,

Our company motto states that “we produce the best possible

benefits with the best problem solutions and support our part-

ners in being successful in their competitive environment.”

That’s not just on paper. It is much more the case that a

number of facts give evidence that we take our problem

solving claim very seriously:

. 1,300 inventions in the area of fixing technology. More European approvals than any other manufacturer . In-house production, both in the chemical area as well as

with steel and plastic fixings. An easy-to-use solution for each fixing problem. True added value by extensive service (consulting at the

construction site and on the phone, dimensioning software,

technical manual, fischer Academy, Fixing Centre)

The new fixing catalogue that you have is part of this

service offering. It offers you an overview of our products and

services and of systems and contact people.

In this way, we want to support your work as a professional

and offer you the best possible benefits in the sense of

our motto.

Klaus Fischer

www.fischer-fix.ru tel.: +7 (495) 925-35-35, 651-81-51

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News

The ETICS highlights. Innovations from fischer.Only available through approved ETICS outlets.

Termoz 8 UZ screw fixingThe first approved ETICS fixing with glass fibre reinforced nylon screw.

For full information see page 17.

Termoz 8 NZ hammerset fixingThe first approved hammerset fixing for A, B, C and D building materials.

For full information see page 14.

NEW

NEW


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Hammerset/screw fi xing Termoz KS 8

ETA-04/0114ETA-04/0114 15▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯

Hammerset fi xing Termoz 8N

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Screw fi xingTermoz 8 UZ

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Screw fi xing Termoz 8U

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Screw fi xingTermoz 10L

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Screw fi xingTermoz 10P

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ETICS screw fi xing WS 8N

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Hammerset fi xing Termofi x CF

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Screw fi xingTermofi x 6H

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Screw fi xing Termofi x B

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Hammerset fi xing DPD/M

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Insulation support DIPK/DIPS

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Insulation support DHM

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Insulation fi xing FID 30▯ ▯

Hammerfi x N 31▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯ ▯

Insulation-retaining washer DT

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Insulation disk DTM 34

Spaced disk for screw fi xing DAD

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Awning and canopy mounting system Thermax

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FIXINGS SELECTION CHART


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THE TYPE OF INSTALLATION

Correct installation of ETIC fixing systems. The fixings used with ETICS are for push-through installation. The item being mounted is drilled with the same drill diameter (insulation or retaining rail) as the substrate. The fixing is then inserted into the hole through the item being mounted and expanded.

Useful length. For ETICS fixings, the maximum useful length is determined by the fixing. To deter-mine the required useful length, the insulation thickness, the adhesive layer and any non-load-bear-ing layers that exist (old plaster, insulation, etc.) have to be taken into consideration. When fixing through mesh, do not neglect the thickness of the first coat.

LOAD

Not only the construction material and the type of installation are important for selecting the fixing, but also the load to which it is subjected: How great is the force ? In what direction does it act ? And where does it act ? Accordingly, forces are defined by: magnitude, direction and point of application. The forces are specified in kN (kilonewtons – 1 kN ≈ 100 kg), the bending moments in Nm (Newton-metres).

The following loads are especially relevant for selection of the correct fixing:

Fracture forces, i.e. those forces that either lead to a fracture of the anchor base or cause the fixing to fracture or pull out. The average value results from at least 5 individual tests in un cracked building material.

Characteristic fracture forces designate those forces that are reached or exceeded in 95 % of all failure cases (5 % fractile).

Permissible loads are service loads that already include an appropriate safety coefficient – in accor-dance with the approval decisions by the Institut für Bautechnik Berlin (DIBt) [German Institute of Construction Engineering]. These apply only if the approval conditions are complied with.

Recommended loads or maximum service loads include an adequate safety factor.

Calculation of the maximum service load from the fracture forces and/or the characteristic fracture forces is carried out by dividing the respective fracture force by a safety coefficient:

Max. service load = fracture force (F)

safety factor (γ)

Recommended safety factorcompared to the fracture force average value: Plastic fixings γ ≥ 7compared to the characteristic fracture forces Plastic fixings γ ≥ 5

1. Basic knowledge of ETIC fixing

Determining the fixing length (see planning aid)

Useful length

Old render

Adhesive layer

Insulationthickness

Anchoringdepth

Hole depth

1. ETICS Basic knowledge Type of installation Load ETIC System types

2. General fundamentals Building material Drilling Installation

Every fixing poses its own problems. Whether you are a planner or installer, dealer or customer advisor - you will learn everything here about fastening technology:

Which fixing or anchor is best when and for what use. Short and to the point, clear and definite.

Pressure Shear load at distance e Oblique tensile load e

Tensile load Shear load Oblique tensile load at distance e

N = Normal force positive/negative, R = Resultant force, V = Lateral force, Mb = Bending moment


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These safety factors are standard recommendations and should be applied to fixings unless other-wise indicated in the tables of this catalogue. For approved fixings, the safety factor has been lower ed to γ = 2.25 as a result of large numbers of tests, so when approved fixings are used, the load can be optimized.

Fixing through mesh

If the fixings are set through reinforcing mesh, a thin shank is necessary to avoid tearing the mesh and pressing it against the insulating material. Since the loads over the first coat and the reinforce-ment mesh are distributed uniformly, a disk diameter of 60 mm is adequate, regardless of the insulating material. The spacing between fixings (a) is given by:

(n = number of fixings per square metre).

Fixing under mesh

A 60 mm fixing disk can also be used for fixing compression-resistant insulating materials like poly-styrene (PS) and HD mineral fibre panels (MF) under mesh.

If less compression-resistant insu lating materials (WLG 035 mineral wool or mineral wool disk panels) are used, a larger washer,(e.g. fischer DT 90, DT110, DT140) is necessary. This distributes the loads over a large area.

Typical fixing arrangements are used when fixings are under mesh.

Thermal bridges and fixings

The heat conduction of the fixing is of great importance during use in ETICS. Ideally the heat conductivity of the fixing should differ only minimally from that of the insulation, so as to prevent thermal bridges. Heat bridges lead to fast drying of the render covering the fixing head, and can be visible in certain climate conditions

These temporary marks can become permanent due to accumulation of dirt deposits. In this case, the kp value ( punctual thermal bridge influence) is a fixing characteristic value, which can lead to a decrease in thermal insulation as a function of the insulation thickness and the number of fixings.

Termofix and Termoz fixings have the best Chi value classes. By comparison, a 10 mm façade fixing with a steel screw has a kp value of 0.008 W/K.

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Mineral wool composite panelTypical fixing arrangement under mesh

Temporary mark with highly heat-conductive fixings

Thermographic recording with a Termoz fixing in the façade Thermographic recording with a highly heat-conductive fixing in the façade


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ETIC SYSTEM TYPES

Basically, there are several types of ETIC systems with approvals which regulate the use of fixings. The following overview is only a guide and cannot replace the approval.

Polystyrene ETICS, glued

(Z-33.41- . . . )The stability results from gluing alone. For new construction, this applies to uncoated concrete and masonry. For old buildings, a load- bear ing substrate must be present (tear-out strength > 0.08 N/mm2) or the non-bearing layers must be removed.

Using non-approved fixings (e.g. fischer Termofix) for structural purposes is strongly recommended, especially for old buildings, and should be coordinated with the system manufacturer. The reduc-tion in thermal insulation due to the thermal bridge effect of fixings used for structural purposes does not have to be taken into consideration if the increase in the heat transfer coefficient is no more than 0.02 W/(m²K).

Rail-fastened PS-ETICS and MF-ETICS

(Z-33.42- . . . )The stability is obtained by a rail fastening with fixings approved by the building authorities, e.g. fischer WS 8N or WS 8L, with additional spot gluing of the insulation panels and surface fixing approved by the building authorities (e.g. Termoz plaster fixing).

It can be used in masonry and concrete, with or without existing render. Tolerance compensation up to 30 mm is possible to allow for projections, e.g. on panel constructions during refurbishment.

The rails are normally manufactured in PVC (flame-inhibiting) or aluminium (non-combustible), depending on the fire regulations and insulation used.

PS, MF, MF composite ETICS with fastened and glued thermal insulation

(Z-33.43- . . . )Stability is achieved by gluing and approved fixings, e.g. Termoz, possibly in combination with insu-lation washer DT 90, DT110 or DT140.

It is equally suitable for use in masonry and concrete, with or without existing render. This makes the system especially suitable for refurbishment projects.

MF composite ETICS with glued mineral fibre composite insulation

(Z-33.44- . . . )Stability is achieved by gluing over the entire surface and approved fixings, e.g. Termoz, possibly in combination with insulation washer DT 90, DT110 or DT140.

For new construction, this refers to uncoated concrete and masonry. For old buildings, a load-bear-ing substrate must be present (tear-out strength > 0.08 N/mm2) or the non-load bearing layers must be removed.

In this case, fixings have to be installed in the edge areas starting from 20 m building height, even with adequate tear-out strength. For systems glued over part of the area, the centre areas must also be fixed.

Basic knowledge of ETICS fixing

Structure of a rail-fastened ETIC system without surface fixing

Structure of a an ETIC system attached by fixings over entire area


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ETICS with glued ceramic cladding

(Z-33.46- . . . )Stability is achieved by gluing, generally at least 60 % of the panel surface, and by additional fixing with approved fixings, e.g. Termoz.

In order to meet a greater safety requirement for these heavy systems, fixings should always be used with ETICS with ceramic cladding.

ETICS on wooden outer walls

(Z-9.1- . . . )Stability on wooden outer walls of buildings is obtained by direct mounting on the load-bearing wood structure or directly on chipboard or solid wood wall components, and other construction board panels, using e.g. Termofix 6H.


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BASIC KNOWLEDGE

2. Basic knowledge of fixing technologyWITH FIXINGS AND ANCHORS

General fundamentals

BUILDING MATERIAL

The substrate and its nature – the building material and the anchorage bases – is decisive for the selection of the fixing. There are differences between concrete, masonry and panel building materials.

Concrete is a building material containing cement that can be divided into two subgroups: standard concrete and light concrete. While standard concrete contains gravel, light concrete includes addi-tives like pumice, expanded clay or Styroprene, usually with lower compression strength. This can sometimes result in less favourable conditions for anchoring fixings. The magnitude of the load- bearing force of a heavy-duty fixing depends, among other things, on the compression strength of the concrete. This is indicated by the numbers in the abbreviations: e.g. the most frequently-appear ing concrete strength C20/25 stands for a cube compressive strength of 25 N/mm².

Masonry building materials Masonry is a composite of bricks and mortar. The compression strength of the bricks is usually higher than that of the mortar, especially in old buildings. Fixings should there-fore be anchored in the bricks if at all possible.

Generally, four groups of masonry bricks are differentiated:

Solid bricks with dense microstructure are very compression-resistant building materials without cavities or with only a low hole area percentage (up to max. 15 %, e.g. as grip recess). They are very well suited for anchoring fixings.

Perforated bricks with dense microstructure (perforated bricks and hollow bricks) often consist of the same compression-resistant material as solid bricks, but are provided with cavities. For fastening higher loads, special fixings should be used that bridge these cavities or fill them.

Solid bricks with porous microstructure usually have a very large number of pores and a low compression strength. Therefore for optimum fastening, special fixings should be used, e.g. fixings with a longer expansion zone or fixings that embed deeper in the material.

Perforated bricks with porous microstructure (light perforated bricks) have a lot of cavities and pores and thus usually low compression strength. Special care is needed for selection and installation of the correct fixing. Fixings with long expansion zone or injection anchors that create a positive fit are suitable – especially in light concrete hollow blocks that have cavities that can be filled with polystyrene.

Panel building materials are thin-walled building materials that often have only low strength – e.g. plasterboard like “Rigips”, “Knauf”, “LaGyp” or “Norgips”; gypsum fibreboard like “Fermacell”, “Rigicell” or chipboard, hard particle board, plywood, etc. For optimum fastening, special fixings have to be selected: cavity fixings, as they are called. These are plastic or metal fixings that engage on the reverse side – fixings that engage with positive fit and can anchor themselves directly on the reverse side of the panel in the cavity.

Light concrete hollow blocks, e.g. of pumice or expanded clay

Panel building materials

1. Solid sand-lime brick2. Solid brick (also known as brick or clinker brick)

1 2

1. Horizontal coring bricks and vertically-perforated bricks are often also referred to as lattice bricks or honeycomb bricks. – 2. Perforated sand-lime brick

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1. Solid brick of light concrete, solid brick of expanded clay e.g. “Liapor”, “Gisoton”2. Aircrete, e.g. “Yton”, “Hebel”

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DRILLING

The building material also determines how drilling is carried out.There are four methods to choose from:

Rotary drilling: Drilling in the non-hammer setting without impact, for perforated brick and building materials with low strength so the hole does not become too large and/or the webs in the per-forated brick don‘t break.

Impact drilling: Rotation and a large number of light impacts with the impact drill, for solid building materials with dense micro-structure.

Hammer drilling: Rotation and a small number of impacts with high impact energy with the hammer drill, also for solid building mate-rials with dense microstructure.

One more tip on drilling without impact: Carbide drills drill faster if they are sharpened similarly to steel drills. There are also special masonry drills.

INSTALLATION

Generally, the following aspects have to be considered during installation:

The edge and axial spacing, as well as the component thickness and width, must be properly observed if the fixing is to hold the required load. Otherwise spalling of the building material or crack forma-tions may occur. For plastic fixings, the general rule is a measured edge spacing 2 x hv (hv = anchor-ing depth) and a measured axial spacing 4 x hv. If the expansion direction of the fixing runs parallel to the component, the edge spacing can be reduced to 1 x hv.

The hole depth must – with few exceptions – be greater than the anchoring depth. This is because functional safety is only ensured if the screw has enough room to extend beyond the tip of the plastic fixing. The respective hole depths for all products are specified in the product tables on the following pages.

Hole cleaning after drilling, e.g. by blowing out or suction, is preferable. An uncleaned hole reduces the grip ! Drilling dust has a negative effect on the proper adhesion of the fixing in the hole.

Rotary drilling

Impact drilling

Hammer drilling

Sharply ground carbide

Standard carbide drill


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fischer Deutschland Vertriebs GmbH Weinhalde 14–18 D-72178 Waldachtal P.O. Box 11 52 D-72176 Waldachtal Phone (0049) 7443 12-6000 Fax (0049) 7443 12-4500 www.fischer.de e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

fischer Austria GmbH Wiener Straße 95 A-2514 Traiskirchen Phone (0043) 2252 53730-0 Fax (0043) 2252 53730-70 www.fischer.at e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

fischer fixing (UK) Ltd Whitely Road Wallingford, Oxfordshire OX10 9AT – United Kingdom Phone (0044) 1491 827900 Fax (0044) 1491 827953 www.fischer.co.uk e-mail: [email protected] [email protected]

Worldwide

Service-Net for fixings questions.

In the field of fixings, when it comes to competence

and service availability fischer knows no boundaries.

fischer Subsidiaries:

fischer S.A.S. 12, Rue Livio B.P. 182 F-67022 Strasbourg-Cedex 1 Phone (0033) 3 88 39 18 67 Fax (0033) 3 88 39 80 44 www.fischer.fr e-mail: [email protected]

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Fischer italia s.r.l. Corso Stati Uniti, 25 Casella Postale 391 I-35127 Padova – Z.I. Sud Phone (0039) 04 98 06 31 11 Fax (0039) 04 98 06 33 95 www.fischeritalia.it e-mail: [email protected]

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fischer (Taicang) fixings Co., Ltd. Shanghai Office 10 Floor Room E. F., Alison International Tower No. 8 Fu You Road VRC-200010 Shanghai P.R. China Phone (0086) 21 61 22 15 88 Fax (0086) 21 61 22 15 89 www.fischer.com.cn e-mail: [email protected]

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fischer systems Asia Pte Ltd 11 Tampines Street 92 #03-04 Singapore 528872 Phone (0065) 67 88 69 55 Fax (0065) 67 88 63 55 e-mail: [email protected]

You can find fischer distribution partners in the following countries:

• Afghanistan• Albania• Algeria• Australia• Bahrain• Bangladesh• Barbados• Bosnia-Herz.• Bulgaria• Canada• Chile• Croatia• Cyprus• Egypt• Estonia• Finland• Greece• Guatemala• Honduras• Hong Kong• Iceland

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Important Things to Know, in BriefIF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR INNOVATION, YOU’ LL FIND FISCHER

Marketing for your sales

Sales promotion campaigns with measurable effects on turnover

Support of your point-of-sale presentation of goods with POS media

PR strength: 75 % market share of the reporting on fixing tech-nology

www.fischer.de with approx. 35,000 hits monthly

Regular expert meetings

In-house consumer research

ETIC Association (External Thermal Insulation Compo-site)

In order to maintain close con-tact with the market and the sys-tem manufacturers, the depart-ment E.W.I. (external wall in su-lations) of fischer Deutsch land Vertriebs GmbH is a member of the ETIC professional associa-tion. This ensures the develop-ment of innovative products and continuous know-how transfer.

ETICS fixings are sold exclusi-vely by outlets approved for ETIC.

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Hotline

If you have questions, requests or suggestions, please call your domestic subsidiary.

Engineering at +49 7443 12-4201

Fax at +49 7443 12-8517

naturally, you can also reach us by E-mail:

[email protected]

YOUR SERVICES

■ Global sales in over 100 countries■ More than 2,700 training sessions annually

by the fischer Academy■ 470 field force staff worldwide■ 200 solutions/day on the Hotline – in

Germany alone■ Top competence on-site, e.g. at the building

site■ Optimizing your procedures using fischer

process consulting■ Software/IT: dimensions, fixing database,

media archive

OUR POWER OF INNOVATION

■ 20 patent applications per 1,000 employees (industry average: 1.5)

■ High conversion rate of patents into products

■ Individual customer solutions

■ fischer process system: continuous customer orientation in our procedures

FOCUS ON SAFETY

■ Special solutions even for complicated applications

■ Leading in approvals

■ fischer nylon quality guarantee

■ Highest grip values

■ In-house development and production in plastic, steel and chemistry

■ ISO 9001 certification

Our Added Value

PROFITING FROM THE WORLD MARKET LEADER

■ Market shares of over 70 % in important European countries

■ Outstanding brand image: 92 % of the statistical engineers & architects recommend fischer

■ 40 years of uninterrupted growth

■ 14 million fixings sold per day

■ 6,000 problem solutions


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Hammerset fi xing Termoz 8 NZ 14Hammerset/screw fi xing Termoz KS 8 15Hammerset fi xing Termoz 8 UZ 17Hammerset fi xing Termoz 8N 18Screw fi xing Termoz 8U 19Screw fi xing Termoz 10L 20Screw fi xing Termoz 10P 21ETICS screw fi xing WS 8N 22ETICS screw fi xing WS 8L 23Hammerset fi xing Termofi x CF 24Screw fi xing Termofi x 6H 25Screw fi xing Termofi x B 26Hammerset fi xing DPD/M 27Insulation support DIPK/DIPS 28Insulation support DHM 29Insulation fi xing FID 30Hammerfi x N 31Insulation-retaining washer DT 33Insulation disk DTM 34Spacer disk for screw fi xing DAD 35Awning and canopy mounting system Thermax 36Load tables 38

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NEW

FIXINGS FOR ETIC-SYSTEMS

Termoz 8 NZ hammerset fi xingThe fi rst approved hammerset ETICS fi xing for all standard materials.

Pre-assembled expansion element.

Glass Fibre Re -inforc ed hammerset plug, low tran sition warmth, means almost no thermal bridg ing.

SuitabilityApproved for:▯ Concrete▯ Solid sand-lime-bricks▯ Clay bricks▯ Vertically perforated

sand-lime bricks▯ Vertically perforated

clay bricks▯ Lightweight concrete

hollow blocks

▯ Lightweight concrete solid blocks

▯ Lightweight aggregate concrete

For fastening of:▯ Thermal insulation boards

in an external ETIC-system

OVERVIEW

INSTALLATION

Type of installation▯ Push-through installation

Installation tips▯ Quick and easy installation by hammering the glass

fi bre reinforced nylon plug.▯ A minimum embedment depth of 35 mm in the substrate

must be considered.▯ Non load bearing layers, such as adhesives and old render

are to be included in the required useful length.▯ In soft insulation panels the fi xing should be combined with

insulation retaining washers DT 90, 110 or 140.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Approved hammerset fi xing for quick installation of ETIC-systems in all standard masonry materials.By hammering in the nylon-plug, the fi xing is anchored into the substrate.

Advantages/Benefi ts:▯ Simple installation in all standard substrates (Building

material class A, B, C and D).▯ Very low thermal bridging because of nylon hammerset plug

(Value-class 0,002 W/K).▯ Pre-asembled expansion pin and setting plug saves time and

labour.▯ Asymetric expansion area for guaranteed performance.

▯ Almost completely closed expansion area prevents incoming dust.

▯ Can be combined with insulation retaining washers DT 90, 110 and 140 mm.

TECHNICAL DATA

Type Art. No. ID Approval

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Termoz 8 NZ/110 40007 4 ■ 8 45 35 110 60 60 100

Termoz 8 NZ/130 40009 8 ■ 8 45 35 130 80 60 100

Termoz 8 NZ/150 40010 4 ■ 8 45 35 150 100 60 100

Termoz 8 NZ/170 40011 1 ■ 8 45 35 170 120 60 100

Termoz 8 NZ/190 40012 8 ■ 8 45 35 190 140 60 100

Termoz 8 NZ/210 40013 5 ■ 8 45 35 210 160 60 100

Termoz 8 NZ/230 40014 2 ■ 8 45 35 230 180 60 100

Termoz 8 NZ

For associated loads,see page 38.


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OVERVIEW

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

INSTALLATION


Pre-set crumple zone in the shank.

Plastic expansion nail.

FIXINGS FOR ETIC-SYSTEMS

Hammerset/screw fi xing Termoz KS 8The fi rst all-plastic machine-settable fi xing.

▯ Plastic hammerset/screw fi xing with pre-assembled glass-fi bre reinforced plastic screw nail.

▯ When the screw nail is screwed in, the shank deforms in a controlled way and therefore does not split.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Reduced working time, thanks to installation with the drilling

machine.▯ Pre-assembled expansion element.▯ No thermal bridge thanks to the plastic screw nail

(Chi value class is 0.000 W/K).▯ Expansion area is virtually sealed, preventing the ingress of

drilling dust.▯ Asymmetric expansion part.▯ Secure anchoring in all the usual wall building materials.▯ Pre-set crumple zone in the shank.▯ Can be combined with insulation retaining washers DT 90,

DT 110, DT 140.

SuitabilityApproved for:▯ Concrete ▯ Masonry▯ Perforated sand-lime brick▯ Vertically-perforated brick▯ Vertically perforated bricks

as per Austrian standard▯ Perforated sand-lime

bricks

Also suitable for:▯ Natural stones▯ Solid light concrete bricks▯ Hollow blocks of light

concrete▯ Light clay bricks▯ Pumice stones▯ Solid bricks▯ Internally porous

aggregate lightweight concrete

For fastening:▯ ETICS insulation panels


Installation tips▯ Non-load-bearing layers, such as adhesive and old

render, are to be included in the required useful length.▯ For installation in soft insulation panels, combination

with insulation-retaining washers DT 90, DT 110 or DT 140 is also recommended.


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Termoz KS 8

Type Art. No. ID Appro-vals

Shank diameter

Disk diameter

Drill diameter

Eff ektive anchoring

depth

Nominal anchoring

depth

Min. hole depth

Insulation thickness

Fixing length

Packaging

[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [Qty.]

■ ETA ds do heff hnom t l

Termoz KS 8/110 96428 6 ■ 8 60 8 30 35 45 60 110 100

Termoz KS 8/130 96430 9 ■ 8 60 8 30 35 45 80 130 100

Termoz KS 8/150 96432 3 ■ 8 60 8 30 35 45 100 150 100

Termoz KS 8/170 96433 0 ■ 8 60 8 30 35 45 120 170 100

Termoz KS 8/190 96434 7 ■ 8 60 8 30 35 45 140 190 100

Termoz KS 8/210 96435 4 ■ 8 60 8 30 35 45 160 210 100

Termoz KS 8/230 96436 1 ■ 8 60 8 30 35 45 180 230 100

Do you need more details and facts?Then request Termoz 8 UZ brochure, article no. 116921 by fax at +49 7443 12-4201

Do you need more details and facts?Then request Termoz KS 8 brochure, article no. 113211 by fax at +49 7443 12-4201

Do you need more details and facts?Then request Termoz 8 NZ brochure, article no. 116920 by fax at +49 7443 12-4201

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TECHNICAL DATA

LOADS


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Termoz 8N Approval

Hammerset fi xing Termoz 8NThe hammerset fi xing approved by the building authorities for heat insulation composite systems

SuitabilityApproved for:▯ Concrete▯ Masonry▯ Vertically perforated bricks

as per Austrian standard B6124

▯ Solid sand-lime brick▯ Solid light concrete bricks▯ Solid light concrete blocks▯ Perforated sand-lime brick▯ Vert. perforated bricks (HLZ)▯ Hollow light concrete bricks

Suitable for:▯ Natural stone, dense

microstructure▯ Weather-resistant skins

For fastening:▯ ETICS insulation

panels

INSTALLATION

Type of installation▯ Push-through insertion

Installation tips▯ Non-load-bearing layers, such as adhesive and old render,

are to be included in the required useful length.▯ For installation in high-resistance foam, the use of the

FZE setting tool is recommended.▯ In soft insulation panels the fi xing should be combined with

insulation retaining washers DT 90, DT 110 or DT 140.

Termoz 8N

Type Art. No. ID Approvals Drill diameter Min. hole depth Min. anchoring depth

Fixing length max. fastening thickness

Disk diameter Packaging

[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [Qty.]

■ ETA DIBt do t hef l tfi x

Termoz 8N/250 03850 6 ■ ▯ 8 60 50 250 200 60 100

Termoz 8N/270 03851 3 ■ ▯ 8 60 50 270 220 60 100

Termoz 8N/290 03852 0 ■ ▯ 8 60 50 290 240 60 100

FZE 14 60742 8 1

TECHNICAL DATA

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Hammerset fi xings for fast installation of ETIC systems.▯ The pre-assembled steel nail is galvanized and Deltaseal-

coated. Correct expansion of the sleeve is ensured by fully driving the pre-assembled setting plug.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Approval for installation in concrete and masonry.▯ Installation in standard ETICS panels is carried out without

setting tools, this makes it fast and simple.▯ Pre-assembled nails reduce installation time.▯ Deltaseal coating ensures long life and safety.▯ Low U value due to special stopper/setting plug.

▯ Thin shank does not pinch the reinforcement mesh and thus protects it.

▯ Flexible head compensates tensions.▯ The hammer-in stop prevents premature expansion and thus

ensures proper setting of the fi xing.


Setting tool FZE

OVERVIEW


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Termoz screw fi xing 8 UZThe fi rst approved ETICS fi xing with Glass Fibre Reinforced nylon screw.

NEW


Glass Fibre Reinforced nylon screw.Means no thermal bridging.

SuitabilityApproved for:▯ Concrete▯ Solid sand-lime-bricks▯ Clay bricks▯ Vertically perforated

sand-lime bricks▯ Vertically perforated

clay bricks▯ Lightweight concrete

hollow blocks

▯ Lightweight concrete solid blocks

▯ Lightweight aggregate concrete

For fastening of:▯ Thermal insulation boards

in an external ETIC-system.

OVERVIEW

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Approved screw fi xing for quick installation of ETIC-systems in all standard masonry materials.Installation is quick and easy with an electric screw driver and standard torx screw bit.

Advantages/Benefi ts:▯ Simple installation in all standard substrates (building

material class A, B, C and D).▯ The nylon screw ensures no thermal bridging (value class

0.000 W/K).▯ Pre-assembled expansion screw saves time and labour.▯ Compression zone for controlled disc embedment.▯ Almost completely closed expansion area prevents incoming

drill dust.

▯ Asymetric expansion area for guaranteed performance.

▯ Can be combined with insulation retaining washers DT 90, 110 and 140 mm.

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ Quick and easy installation using an electric screw

driver and standard torx screw bit.▯ A minimum embedment depth of 35 mm in the substrate

must be considered.▯ Non load bearing layers, such as adhesives and old render

are to be included in the required useful length.▯ In soft insulation panels the fi xing should be combined with

insulation retaining washers DT 90, 110 or 140.

TECHNICAL DATA

Type Art.No. ID Approval

■ ETA

Drill bit�

mm

Min.hole

depthmm

Eff ect.anchorage

depthmm

Fixinglength

mm

Max.insulationthickness

mm

Disc�

mm

Qty.per

pack

Termoz 8 UZ/110 40015 9 ■ 8 45 35 110 60 60 100

Termoz 8 UZ/130 40016 6 ■ 8 45 35 130 80 60 100

Termoz 8 UZ/150 40017 3 ■ 8 45 35 150 100 60 100

Termoz 8 UZ/170 40018 0 ■ 8 45 35 170 120 60 100

Termoz 8 UZ/190 40019 7 ■ 8 45 35 190 140 60 100

Termoz 8 UZ/210 40020 3 ■ 8 45 35 210 160 60 100

Termoz 8 UZ/230 40021 0 ■ 8 45 35 230 180 60 100

Termoz 8 NZ


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Termoz 8UPre-assembled with -screw T30

Termozsetting tool

FIXINGS FOR ETIC SYSTEMS

Screw fi xing Termoz 8UThe screw fi xing approved by the building authorities for heat insulation composite systems.

SuitabilityApproved for:▯ Concrete▯ Masonry▯ Perforated sand-lime brick▯ Solid light concrete bricks▯ Solid light concrete bricks▯ Vertically-perforated

brick

▯ Perforated sand-lime bricks

▯ Hollow blocks of light concrete

▯ Natural stones


INSTALLATION


Installation tip▯ Non-load-bearing layers, such as

adhesive and old render, are to be included in the required useful length.

▯ For correct installation, the use of Termoz-setting tool SWZ TX 30 is recommended.

▯ In soft insulation panels the fi xing should be combined with insulation retaining washers DT 90, DT 110 or DT 140.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Approved screw fi xings for installation of ETIC systems like polystyrene high-resistance foam panels or insulation panels in concrete and masonry.

▯ Also approved for perforated building materials.▯ The pre-assembled screw is galvanized, Delta-seal coated

and expands the fi xing sleeve when it is screwed in.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Pre-assembled screw reduces installation time.▯ Deltaseal coating ensures long life and safety.

▯ Plug reduces heat transmission.▯ Thin shank does not pinch the reinforcement mesh and thus

protects it.▯ Flexible head compensates thermally-induced tensions and

thus prevents damage to the insulating material.

Termoz – setting tool

Type Art. No. ID Drive forces Matching fi xing type Packaging

[Qty.]

SWZ-TX30 08698 8 T30 Termoz 8, 8U 1

SWZ-TX40 08699 5 T40 Termoz 10, 10L, 10P 1

Termoz 8UPre-assembled with -screw T30


Fixing length Max. fastening thickness




Termoz 8U/125 03826 1 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 125 55 60 100

Termoz 8U/145 03827 8 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 145 75 60 100

Termoz 8U/165 03828 5 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 165 95 60 100

Termoz 8U/185 03829 2 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 185 115 60 100

Termoz 8U/205 03830 8 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 205 135 60 100

Termoz 8U/225 03831 5 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 225 155 60 100

Termoz 8U/245 03832 2 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 245 175 60 100

Termoz 8U/265 03833 9 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 265 195 60 100

Termoz 8U/285 03834 6 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 285 215 60 100

Termoz 8U/305 03835 3 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 305 235 60 100

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Termoz 10LPre-assembled with -screw T40

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Termoz 10LPre-assembled with -screw T40


Drill diameter Min. hole depth Min. anchoring depth




DIBt do t hef l tfi x

Termoz 10L/145 08771 8 ▯ 10 100 90 145 55 60 100

Termoz 10L/165 08772 5 ▯ 10 100 90 165 75 60 100

Termoz 10L/185 08773 2 ▯ 10 100 90 185 95 60 100

Termoz 10L/205 08774 9 ▯ 10 100 90 205 115 60 100

Termoz 10L/225 08775 7 ▯ 10 100 90 225 135 60 100

Termoz 10L/245 08776 4 ▯ 10 100 90 245 155 60 100

Termoz 10L/265 08777 1 ▯ 10 100 90 265 175 60 100

Termoz 10L/285 08778 8 ▯ 10 100 90 285 195 60 100

Termoz 10L/305 08779 5 ▯ 10 100 90 305 215 60 100

Termoz 10L/325 08780 1 ▯ 10 100 90 325 235 60 100

Termoz 10L/385 08894 5 ▯ 10 100 90 385 295 60 100

Termoz 10L/425 08895 2 ▯ 10 100 90 425 335 60 100

TECHNICAL DATA


Screw fi xing Termoz 10LThe screw fi xing approved by the building authorities for heat insulation composite systems.

▯ Approved screw fi xing Termoz 10L for secure installation of ETIC systems with polystyrene high-resistance foam panels or insulation panels to perforated brick.

▯ The pre-assembled screw is galvanized, Delta-seal coated and expands the fi xing sleeve when it is screwed in.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Pre-assembled screw reduces installation time.▯ Deltaseal coating ensures long life and safety.▯ Plug reduces heat transmission

SuitabilityApproved for: ▯ Vertically-perforated brick▯ Perforated sand-lime

bricks▯ Hollow light concrete

bricks

▯ Hollow concrete blocks▯ Granulated slag bricks

For fastening: ▯ ETICS insulation panels

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ Non-load-bearing layers, such as


▯ For correct installation in high resistance foam plates, the use of setting-tool-SWZ TX 40 is recommended.



▯ Flexible head compensates thermally-induced tensions and thus prevents damage to the insulating material.



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Termoz 10P Pre-assembled with -screw T40

Termoz 10Ppre-assembled with -screw T40


Drill diameter Min. hole depth Min. anchoring depth




DIBt do t hef l tfi x

Termoz 10P/145 08793 1 ▯ 10 100 90 145 55 60 100

Termoz 10P/165 08794 8 ▯ 10 100 90 165 75 60 100

Termoz 10P/185 08795 5 ▯ 10 100 90 185 95 60 100

Termoz 10P/205 08796 2 ▯ 10 100 90 205 115 60 100

Termoz 10P/225 08797 9 ▯ 10 100 90 225 135 60 100

Termoz 10P/265 08798 6 ▯ 10 100 90 265 175 60 100

Termoz 10P/285 08799 3 ▯ 10 100 90 285 195 60 100

Termoz 10P/305 08800 6 ▯ 10 100 90 305 215 60 100

TECHNICAL DATA


Screw fi xing Termoz 10PThe screw fi xing approved by the building authorities for heat insulation composite systems.

SuitabilityApproved for:▯ Porous concrete (aircrete)

For fastening: ▯ ETICS insulation panels

INSTALLATION




▯ For correct installation in high resistance foam panels, the use of setting-tool-SWZ TX 40 is recommended.


PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Approved Screw fi xing Termoz 10L for secure installation of ETIC systems with polystyrene high-resistance foam panels or insulation panels, especially in aircrete.

▯ The pre-assembled screw is galvanized, Delta-seal coated and expands the fi xing sleeve when it is screwed in.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Pre-assembled screw reduces installation time.▯ Deltaseal coating ensures long life and safety.▯ Plug reduces heat transmission.


▯ Flexible head compensates thermally-induced tensions and thus prevents damage to the insulating material.



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WS 8N

ETICS screw fixing WS 8N

Type Art. No. ID Approvals Drill diameter Min. hole depth

Min. anchoring depth


Nail length Collar diameter Packaging

[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [Qty.]


WS 8N/60 03784 4 ■ ▯ 8 60 50 60 10 65 20 100

WS 8N/80 03785 1 ■ ▯ 8 60 50 80 30 85 20 100

WS 8N/100 03786 8 ■ ▯ 8 60 50 100 50 105 20 100

WS 8N/120 03787 5 ■ ▯ 8 60 50 120 70 125 20 100

TECHNICAL DATA

FASTENINGS FOR WDV RAIL SYSTEMS

Hammerset fi xing WS 8NApproved hammerset fi xing for the ETIC rail system.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Hammerset fi xing with approval for rail systems.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ The Deltaseal-coated nail ensures high corrosion resistance.▯ Quick and simple hammerset installation saves work.▯ The large 20 mm diameter collar gives high pull-over values.▯ Fixing geometry permits secure use in most building

materials.

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ To compensate uneven surfaces, we recommend

DAD spacer sleeves (see page 35).

SuitabilityApproved for:▯ Masonry▯ Solid sand-lime brick▯ Solid light concrete bricks▯ Solid light concrete blocks▯ Perforated sand-lime brick▯ Vertically perforated bricks

(HLZ)▯ Vertically perforated bricks

as per Austrian standard B6124

▯ Hollow light concrete bricks

Suitable for:▯ Rail fastening▯ Solid building materials

and perforated building materials

For fastening: ▯ ETICS rail systems



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WS 8L

ETICS screw fixing WS 8L



Screw length Collar diameter Packaging


■ ETA DIBt do t hef l tfi x ls

WS 8L/80 03780 6 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 80 10 85 20 100

WS 8L/100 03781 2 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 100 30 105 20 100

WS 8L/120 03782 9 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 120 50 125 20 100

WS 8L/140 03783 6 ■ ▯ 8 80 70 140 70 145 20 100

WS 8L/160 * 8 80 70 160 90 165 20 100

* on request

TECHNICAL DATA

FASTENINGS FOR WDV RAIL SYSTEMS

Screw fi xing WS 8LApproved Screw fi xing for the ETIC rail system

SuitabilityApproved for:▯ Concrete▯ Masonry▯ Vertically-perforated brick▯ Solid sand-lime brick▯ Perforated sand-lime brick▯ Solid light concrete bricks▯ Solid light concrete blocks▯ Hollow light concrete

bricks▯ Internally porous

aggregate light-weight concrete

▯ Weather-resistant skins

Suitable for:▯ Rail fastening in solid

and perforated building materials

For fastening: ▯ ETICS rail systems

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ To compensate uneven surfaces, we

recommend distance compensation sleeves DAD (see page 35).

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Screw fi xing with approval for rail systems.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ The Deltaseal-coated screw ensures high corrosion

resistance.▯ Simple installation with standard T30 bits, no special setting

tool necessary.▯ 70 mm installation depth in perforated building materials.▯ The specially designed expansion parts ensures high holding

forces in perforated and solid building materials.▯ The large 20 mm diameter collar gives high pull-over values.

▯ Universal function principle permits secure use in almost all building materials.


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Termofix CF

Type Art. No. ID Drill diameter Min. hole depth Min. anchoring depth


Disk diameter Colourof plugs

Packaging


do t hef l tfi x

Termofix CF 8/095 92458 7 8 45 35 95 60 60 ivory 100

Termofix CF 8/115 92459 4 8 45 35 115 80 60 yellow 100

Termofix CF 8/135 92461 7 8 45 35 135 100 60 green 100

Termofix CF 8/155 92462 4 8 45 35 155 120 60 white 100

Termofix CF 8/175 92463 1 8 45 35 175 140 60 orange 100

Termofix CF 8/195 92464 8 8 45 35 195 160 60 brown 100

Termofix CF 8/215 92465 5 8 45 35 215 180 60 blue 100

Termofix CF 8/235 92466 2 8 45 35 235 200 60 red 100

OVERVIEW

Termofi x CF

TECHNICAL DATA


Hammerset fi xing Termofi x CFThe structural hammerset fi xing for ETIC systems.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Structural ETICS fi xing of a high-quality plastic fi xing sleeve and an insulation retaining disk.

▯ The pre-assembled steel nail is zinc plated. Correct expansion of the sleeve is ensured by fully driving the pre-assembled setting plug.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Quick and simple hammerset installation saves time. Special setting plugs reduce heat transmission.▯ The fi xing geometry makes possible secure anchoring in all

the usual wall building materials.▯ The aging resistance of the plastic material off ers safety for

years.▯ Flexible head compensates thermally-induced tensions

preventing damage to the render material.▯ Colour coded setting plugs make for quick and easy length

identifi cation.

Suitability▯ Concrete▯ Masonry▯ Perforated sand-lime brick▯ Natural stones▯ Solid light concrete bricks

▯ Vertically-perforated brick▯ Perforated sand-lime bricks▯ Aircrete


INSTALLATION



render, are to be included in the required useful length.▯ Installation in high-resistance foam, the use of the

FZE setting tool FZE, ref. no. 60742, is recommended.▯ In soft insulation panels the fi xing should be combined

with insulation retaining washers DT 90, DT 110 or DT 140.



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Termofi x 6H

Termofix 6H

Type Art. No. ID Min. Anchoring depth Fixing length Max. fasteningthickness

Screw length Disk diameter Packaging

[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [Qty.]

hef l tfi x ls

Termofix 6H 60 07360 5 25 60 35 50 60 100

Termofix 6H 80 07361 2 25 80 55 70 60 100

Termofix 6H 100 07362 9 25 100 75 90 60 100

Termofix 6H 120 07363 6 25 120 95 110 60 100

Termofix 6H 140 07364 3 25 140 115 130 60 100

Termofix 6H 160 07365 0 25 160 135 150 60 100

Termofix 6H 190 07366 7 25 190 165 180 60 100

Termofix 6H 210 07367 4 25 210 185 200 60 100

Termofix 6H 230 07264 6 25 230 205 220 60 100

Termofix 6H 250 07368 1 25 250 225 240 60 100

Termofix 6H 310 07369 8 25 310 285 300 60 100

TECHNICAL DATA


Screw fi xing Termofi x 6HThe structural screw fi xing for ETIC systems on wood and panel building materials.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Screw fi xing of plastic with zinc plated quick-install screw and integrated plug.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Pre-assembled zinc plated screw reduces working time.▯ Plug reduces heat transmission.▯ Driving the screw with standard T25 Bits allows fast and

easy installation.▯ Flexible head compensates thermally-induced tensions

preventing damage to the render material.

Suitability▯ Installation in wood and

panel building materials.

For fastening:▯ ETICS insulation panels.

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ Non-load-bearing layers, such as adhesive and old render, are

to be included in the required useful length.▯ For extraction values, see Table on page 38.▯ In soft insulation panels the fi xing should be combined with




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Termofi x B

Termofix B

Type Art. No. ID Min. anchoring depth Fixing length Max. fastening thickness

Screw length Disk diameter Packaging


hef l tfi x ls

Termofix B 70 08691 0 20 70 50 60 60 100

Termofix B 90 08692 7 20 90 70 80 60 100

Termofix B 110 08693 4 20 110 90 100 60 100

Termofix B 130 08694 1 20 130 110 120 60 100

Termofix B 160 08695 8 20 160 140 150 60 100

Termofix B 180 08696 5 20 180 160 170 60 100

TECHNICAL DATA


Screw fi xing Termofi x BThe structural screw fi xing for ETIC systems on sheet metal substrates.

Suitability▯ Suitable for sheet metal

and with limits in wood.

For fastening:▯ ETICS insulation panels.

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ Non-load-bearing layers, such as adhesive and old render,

are to be included in the useful length.▯ Please consult your local fi scher representative for

recommended loads.▯ In soft insulation panels the fi xing should be combined with


PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Screw fi xing with disk, integrated plug and pre-assembled Deltaseal-coated self-drilling screw.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Pre-assembled screw reduces working time.▯ Highly corrosion-resistant Deltaseal coated screws ensures

long life.▯ Plug reduces heat transmission.▯ Driving the screw with standard PH2 bits allows fast and

easy installation.▯ Flexible head compensates thermally-induced tensions

preventing damage to the render material.


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DPD/M

DPD/M

Type Art. No. ID Drill diameter Min. hole depth Min. anchoring depth


Nail length Disk diameter Packaging


do t hef l tfi x

DPD/M 8/10 03915 2 8 45 35 45 10 55 50 500

DPD/M 8/20 03916 9 8 45 35 55 20 75 50 500

DPD/M 8/40 03917 6 8 45 35 75 40 85 50 500

DPD/M 8/60 03918 3 8 45 35 95 60 105 50 500

DPD/M 8/80 03919 0 8 45 35 115 80 135 50 500

DPD/M 8/100 03920 6 8 45 35 135 100 155 50 500

TECHNICAL DATA

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Nylon fastener with zinc plated steel nail and secondry insulation disk.

▯ Reinforcement mesh is fastened with approx 7 mm “stand-off ” to accommodate thick render layers.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Suitable for especially thick render layers.▯ Fastening of reinforcement mesh at a distance.▯ Simple hammerset installation saves time.

Suitability▯ Concrete▯ Masonry▯ Perforated sand-lime brick▯ Natural stones▯ Solid light concrete bricks▯ Vertically-perforated brick▯ Perforated sand-lime bricks▯ Aircrete

For fastening:ETICS insulation panels in insulated plaster façades with especially thick render layers.

INSTALLATION



adhesive and old render, are to be included in the useful length.

FASTENINGS FOR ETIC SYSTEMS

Fastening system for insulated render façades.Hammerset fi xing DPD/M



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Render fi xing DIPK


Render fi xing DIPK/DIPSFor mechanical fastening of compression-resistant insulation material panels and strips.

Suitability▯ Concrete▯ Solid brick▯ Solid sand-lime brick▯ Solid block made from

lightweight concrete▯ Aerated concrete▯ Vertically perforated brick▯ Perforated sand-lime brick

For fastening:Pressure-resistant insulatingmaterial, e.g.▯ Polystyrene▯ PU panels▯ Foam glass▯ Rock wool

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Polypropylene render fi xing with a glass fi bre reinforced plastic nail and A2 stainless steel nail (DIPS).

▯ The fi xing is expanded when the nail is driven in, and grips the hole walls by means of its rough profi le.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Simple and quick hammerset installation saves work.▯ Small anchoring depth reduces the amount of drilling.

INSTALLATION

Type of installation ▯ Push-through installation.


render, are to be included in the useful length.▯ Surface of the fi xing head suitable as a base for render.

Render fi xing DIPS

TECHNICAL DATA

Render fixing DIPK

Type Art. No. ID Drill diameter Usable length Min. drill-holedepth for through

fi xings

Eff ect. anchorage depth

Nail length Fixing length Discdiameter

Packaging

do tfi x td hef l


DIPK 8/20-40 41865 9 8 20 - 40 80 30 77 70 50 200

DIPK 8/40-60 41866 6 8 40 - 60 100 30 97 90 50 200

DIPK 8/60-80 41867 3 8 60 - 80 120 30 117 110 50 200

DIPK 8/80-100 41868 0 8 80 - 100 140 30 137 130 50 200

DIPK 8/100-120 41869 7 8 110 - 120 160 30 157 150 50 200

DIPK 10/10-30 43966 1 10 10 - 30 70 30 - 60 50 200

DIPK 10/40-60 43967 8 10 40 - 60 100 30 97 90 50 200

DIPK 10/60-80 43968 5 10 60 - 80 120 30 117 110 50 200

DIPK 10/80-100 43969 2 10 80 - 100 140 30 137 130 50 200

DIPK 10/100-120 43970 8 10 110 - 120 160 30 157 150 50 200

DIPK 10/120-140 43971 5 10 120 - 140 180 30 116 170 50 200

DIPK 10/140-160 43972 2 10 140 - 160 200 30 116 190 50 200

DIPS 8/60 43975 3 8 40 - 60 100 30 97 90 50 200

DIPS 8/80 43976 0 8 60 - 80 120 30 117 110 50 200

DIPS 8/100 43977 7 8 80 - 100 140 30 137 130 50 200

DIPS 8/120 43978 4 8 100 - 120 160 30 157 150 50 200

Installation with setting tool, included in each package.

Render fixing DIPS DIPK

DIPS



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The fastening system for fi xing to insulated plaster façades.

Suitability▯ Concrete▯ Natural stone with dense

structure▯ Solid brick▯ Solid sand-lime brick▯ Solid block made from

lightweight concrete▯ Aerated concrete▯ Vertically perforated brick ▯ Perforated sand-lime brick

For fastening:Soft and pressure-resistantinsulating material, e.g.▯ Glass wool▯ Rock wool▯ Polystyrene▯ PU panels▯ Foam glass▯ Light building boards

made of wood wool▯ Coir matting▯ Cork boards

Insulation support metal DHM,washer diameter 35 mm

Insulation retaining metal washerDTM 80,washer diameter 85 mminside diameter 14 mm

Type Art. No. ID Drill diameter Min. drill-hole depth for through fi xings

Min. anchorage depth

Anchor length Max. usable length

Packaging

do td hef l tfix


DHM 30 1) 88801 8 8 100 50 90 0 – 40 250

DHM 60 1) 88802 5 8 120 50 110 30 – 60 250

DHM 90 1) 88803 2 8 150 50 140 60 – 90 250

DHM 120 1) 61581 2 8 180 50 170 90 – 120 250

DHM 150 1) 61582 9 8 210 50 200 120 – 150 250

DHM 30 A2 1) 61583 6 8 100 50 90 0 – 40 250

DHM 60 A2 1) 61584 3 8 120 50 110 30 – 60 250

DHM 90 A2 1) 61585 0 8 150 50 140 60 – 90 250

DHM 120 A2 1) 61586 7 8 180 50 170 90 – 120 250

DHM 150 A2 1) 61587 4 8 210 50 200 120 – 150 250

DTM 80 88806 3 – – – – – 250

DTM 80 A2 61588 1 – – – – – 250

DHM cover cap white 13330 9 size � 37 250

DHM cover cap grey 46843 2 size � 37 250

DHM cover cap yellow 46844 9 size � 37 250

1) Fixing tapped into aerated concrete G2/G4 without pre-drilling.

TECHNICAL DATA

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ Can be set in aerated concrete without pre-drilling.▯ Suitable for fi xing in soft insulation materials in combination

with Insulation plate DTM 80.

Recommended loads and mean ultimate loads in [kN].

Nu Nrec

Concrete ≧ C12/15 1.0 0.25Solid brick Mz 12 1.0 0.25Solid sand-lime brick KS 12 1.0 0.25Aerated concrete G2(without pre-drilling)

0.4 0.10

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Sendzimir galvanised or A2 stainless steel metal insulation support

▯ Stable, proven edged connection between shank and plate.▯ When driven in, the spring steel expands itself and grips

against the hole wall over its entire shank length.▯ A2 stainless steel version for use in damp conditions.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Quick and simple hammerset installation saves work.▯ No additional screws or nails.

▯ Also suitable for ceiling soffi ts.▯ Fire-resistant according to DIN 4102 (class A1).▯ Fire protection report for the galvanised version with

anchoring depth hef > 40 mm.

Insulation support DHM


Cover cap


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Insulation fi xing FID 50

Insulation fixing FID 50

Type Art. No. ID Fixing length Min. installation depth Chipboard screws Recommended service loads

Styroprene PS 15 / PS 20

Packaging

[mm] [mm] [Ø mm] [Qty.]

l ds x ls

FID 50 48213 1 50 50 4.5 – 5.0 30 / 90 50

TECHNICAL DATA


The fastening system for fi xing to insulated plaster façades.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ Manufactured in impact-resistant solid plastic.▯ It is screwed in with a standard T40 bit without pre-drilling.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Simple fast installation with standard T40 screw bit.▯ No pre-drilling necessary through thin plaster layer▯ Versatiliy allows use for many diff erent applications including

into ETICS. Can be used with standard 4.5 or 5 mm chipboard screws.

Suitability▯ Polystyrene and

polyurethane foams

For fastening:▯ Light loads like lamps▯ Mailboxes▯ Signs▯ Motion indicators

INSTALLATION

Type of installation ▯ Pre-installed in the insulation substrate.

Installation tips▯ In order to prevent undesirable ingress of water into the

insulation, the fi xing edge should be sealed with construction silicone or acrylic sealant after installation is complete.

▯ After the fi xing installation, the corresponding component is fastened with a chipboard screw with 4.5–5 mm diameter.

LOADS

Recommended loads Nrec [kN] and mean ultimate loads Nu [kN].

Fixing type FID 50Chipboard screw diameter [mm] ∅ 4.5 – 5Substrate Nrec Nu

Polystyrene PS 15 0.03 0.21Polystyrene PS 20 0.09 0.63

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Insulation fi xing FID


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OVERVIEW

NU-ZZ with cylinder head, pre-assembled

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

INSTALLATION


Hammerfi x NRail Hammerset fi xing.

▯ Plastic nail fi xing▯ When the screw nail is driven in, the fi xing expands and

presses against the hole wall.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Integrated hammer-in stop prevents premature expansion.

This makes it possible to hammer it in easily and reliably, even under diffi cult conditions.

▯ Can be used universally in many substrates – even in perforated brick masonry.

SuitabilitySuitable for:▯ Concrete▯ Natural stone▯ Masonry▯ Solid sand-lime brick▯ Solid light concrete bricks▯ Porous concrete (aircrete)▯ Solid plaster panels▯ Vertically-perforated brick▯ Perforated sand-lime brick▯ Hollow light concrete

bricks

For fastening:▯ Wall connection and

plaster profi les▯ Base profi les▯ Foils▯ Metal sheets▯ Beams▯ Cable and pipe clamps▯ Panelling▯ Substructures of wood

and metal


Installation tip▯ In perforated and hollow brick, the front half of the

expansion zone of the fi xing must contact at least one stone fi llet completely.


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Nail fixing N-Z-A2with stainless steel screw nail, pre-assembled

Type Art. No. ID Drill diameter Min. hole depth for push-through

insertion


Fixing length Max. useful length

fi scher Screw-nails

Packaging


do td hef l t fi x ds x ls

N 5 x 30 Z A2 50370 6 5 45 25 30 5 3.5 x 38 A2 100

N 6 x 40 Z A2 50372 0 6 55 30 40 10 4 x 48 A2 50

N 6 x 60 Z A2 50373 7 6 75 30 60 30 4 x 64 A2 50

N 8 x 60 Z A2 50374 4 8 75 40 60 20 5 x 65 A2 50

N 8 x 80 Z A2 50375 1 8 95 40 80 40 5 x 85 A2 50

N 8 x 100 Z A2 50376 8 8 115 40 100 60 5 x 105 A2 50

Nail fixing NU-ZZwith cylinder head, pre-assembled

Type Art. No. ID Drill diameter Min. hole depth for push-through

insertion


Fixing length Max. useful length

Edge Packaging

[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [Ø mm] [Qty.]

do td hef l t fi x

NU 5 x 25 ZZ 78392 4 5 35 23 25 2 9 100

NU 5 x 36 ZZ 78394 8 5 46 30 36 6 9 100

NU 5 x 45 ZZ 93106 6 5 55 30 45 15 9 100

NU 6 x 35 ZZ 93107 3 6 45 30 35 5 10 100

NU 6 x 42 ZZ 93108 0 6 52 30 42 12 10 100

NU 6 x 55 ZZ 93109 7 6 65 30 55 25 10 100

NU 6 x 70 ZZ 93110 3 6 80 30 70 40 10 100

NU 8 x 45 ZZ 93111 0 8 55 40 45 5 11 100

NU 8 x 57 ZZ 93112 7 8 67 45 57 12 11 100

NU 8 x 75 ZZ 93113 4 8 85 45 75 30 11 100

TECHNICAL DATA

LOADS

Recommended loads Frec. [kN] (Frec. includes the safety factor 7)

N 5 N 61) N 8 N 10Concrete B 25 0.16 0.20 0.27 0.33Solid brick Mz 12 0.14 0.17 0.24 0.30Solid pumice brick V 4 0.03 0.11 0.13 0.16Solid sand-lime brick KS 12 0.14 0.17 0.24 0.33Porous concrete (aircrete) G 2 0.03 0.04 0.07 0.10Porous concrete (aircrete) G 4 0.07 0.09 0.11 0.16

1) Does not apply to N 6 x 40 FN.


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OVERVIEW

DT 90

TECHNICAL DATA

ACCESSORIES FOR ETIC FIXINGS

Insulation-retaining washer DTFor combination with all Termoz and Termofi x fi xings.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ The insulation-retaining washers DT 90, DT 110 and DT 140, in combination with appropriate fi scher fasteners, are the ideal supplement for fi xing insulation panels and insulation materials with low compression strength.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Simple to use, for quick and easy installation.▯ Versatile usage and space-saving storage helps reduce costs.

SuitabilityFor combination with all Termoz and Termofi x fi xings.

For fastening:▯ Mineral wool composite▯ Mineral wool insulation

panels according to WLG 035.

▯ Regenerative insulating materials with low compression strength.

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ Place selected insulation-retaining

washer DT on Termoz or Termofi x fi xings, engage and install.

DT 110DT 140

DT 90DT 110

DT 140

Type Art. No. ID Disk diameter Packaging

[mm] [Qty.]

DT 90 08889 1 90 100

DT 110 90745 0 110 100

DT 140 08690 3 140 100


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OVERVIEW

DTM 70/10 gvz

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

1 2 3 4 5 6

1. DTM 60/10 A42. DTM 70/10 galvanized3. HV 36 perforated4. HA 36 perforated A45. HK 36 plastic6. ISO washer 8/60 KS

Type Art No. ID Disk diameter Disk height Through hole Packaging

[mm] [mm] [mm] [Qty.]

df

DTM 60/10 A4 88805 6 60 3 10.5 100

DTM 70/10 galvanized 44318 7 70 3 10.5 50

HV 50 perforated 04287 9 50 3 5 100

HV 36 perforated 04286 2 36 3 5 100

HA 36 perforated A4 04285 5 36 3 5 100

HK 36 plastic 04283 1 36 3 5 100

ISO washer 8/60KS 01680 0 60 3 8 100

TECHNICAL DATA

ACCESSORY

Insulation discfor combination with long-shaft- fi xings, screws and nails.

▯ For use with the fasteners suitable for the substrate.▯ Diff erent through-hole diameters to suit a wide range of

fi xings.

SuitabilityFor fastening:▯ Insulation materials▯ Foils▯ Plastic mesh cloth and

expanded metal lath


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Fixing type 3[mm]

6[mm]

7[mm]

8[mm]

9[mm]

10[mm]

11[mm]

12[mm]

13[mm]

14[mm]

15[mm]

16[mm]

17[mm]

18[mm]

19[mm]

20[mm]

21[mm]

22[mm]

23[mm]

24[mm]

25[mm]

26[mm]

27[mm]

28[mm]

29[mm]

30[mm]

DAD 1 (white) x x x x x x x x x

DAD 4 (grey) x x 2x 2x x x 2x x x 2x x x x

DAD 6 (blue) x x x x 2x x 2x 3x x x 2x 3x x 4x 2x x

DAD 13 (red) x x x x x x x 2x 2x

OVERVIEW

Spacer disk DAD

DAD 1 mm DAD 4 mm DAD 6 mm DAD 13 mm

Type Art. No. ID Colour Thickness 1) Nominal dimension 1) Diameter Packaging

[mm] [mm] [mm] [Qty.]

D

DAD 1 08660 6 white 3 1 50 100

DAD 4 08661 3 grey 6 4 50 100

DAD 6 08662 0 blue 8 6 50 100

DAD 13 08663 7 red 15 13 50 100

1) See installation tip.

TECHNICAL DATA

ACCESSORY

Spacer disk DAD for screw & hammerset fi xings

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

▯ To compensate uneven surfaces, one or more DAD’s are stacked on top of each other.

▯ The element is then simply inserted between the rail to be fi xed and the fastener.

Advantages/benefi ts▯ Suitable for 6, 8 and 10 mm diameter fasteners.▯ Several DAD’s can be connected together.▯ Secure grip on the fastener due to precisely fi tting mount.▯ Simple fastening.

SuitabilitySuitable for: Use in combination with nail fi xings and long-shank fi xings with a hole diameter of 6, 8 and 10 mm.

For fastening:▯ ETICS rail systems, base-

boards, wall profi les, etc.▯ For compensation of

uneven surfaces.

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ With the use of stacked DAD’s, 2 mm extra should be added

because of the insertion device.▯ The total thickness of the DAD elements must be added to

the required useful length of the fi xing.


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Awning and canopy fi xing system ThermaxThe new type of stand-off installation.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Self cutting glass fi bre reinforced cone cuts its own way through the plaster into the insulation during installation.

Advantages/Benefi ts:▯ Thermal barrier▯ Infi nitely-variable adjustment▯ Cost-eff ective, professional solution▯ Simple and quick installation without any special tools▯ One fi xing for all building materials▯ Heavy-duty stand-off installation system

▯ External parts made of stainless steel▯ Only 1 element for eff ective lengths from 60 to 170 mm

INSTALLATION


Installation tips▯ Installation without any special tools

TECHNICAL DATA

Thermax

Type Art. No. ID Package qty. Contents

Thermax M12–12 / 110 SET 3 43306 5 33 M12 threaded rods, 3 anti-cold cones, 3 M12-A2 setscrews, 3 A2 washers, 3 A2 nuts,

3 16 x 130 perforated sleeves, 1 bit

Thermax M12–12 / 110 SET 20 43307 2 2020 M12 threaded rods, 20 anti-cold cones, 20 M12-A2 setscrews, 20 A2 washers,

20 A2 nuts, 20 16 x 130 perforated sleeves, 1 bit

Thermax M16–12 / 170 SET 3 43309 6 33 M16 threaded rods, 3 anti-cold cones, 3 M12-A2 setscrews, 3 A2 washers, 3 A2 nuts,

3 20 x 200 perforated sleeves, 1 bit, 3 applicator tip extension hoses

Thermax M16–12 / 170 SET 20 43310 2 2020 M16 threaded rods, 20 anti-cold cones, 20 M12-A2 setscrews, 20 A2 washers, 20 A2 nuts, 20 20 x 200 perforated sleeves, 1 bit, 3 applicator tip extension hoses

Type Threaded rod

Building material Eff ective length

Clamped thickness

Min. anchor ing depth

Holediameter

Hole depth td Perforated sleeve

Required resin quantity

Anchoring torque

tfi x e hef do td = tfi x + hef+10 mmmm

Scale divisions Tinst mm mm mm mm mm Nm

Thermax M12–12 / 110

M12 Concrete/solid pumice brick 60–110 ≦ 16 130 14 tfi x + 130 + 10 n.a. 6 10

M12 Perforated brick 60–110 ≦ 16 130 16 tfi x + 130 + 10 16 x 130 20 10

Thermax M16–12 / 170

M16 Concrete/solid pumice brick 60–170 ≦ 16 130 18 tfi x + 130 + 10 n.a. 10 10

M16 Perforated brick 60–170 ≦ 16 200 20 tfi x + 200 + 10 20 x 200 35 10

hef tfixtfix etd

Tinst

hef tfix etd

Tinst

Suitability▯ Uncracked concrete▯ Sand-lime solid brick▯ Hollow blocks of light

concrete▯ Vertically-perforated brick▯ Perforated sand-lime brick▯ Aircrete

For fi xing of:▯ Awning and canopy

installations without problems posed by ETIC systems.

OVERVIEW


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Recommended tensile loads and attached component dimensions for Thermax M12 and M16.

Single fi xing Clay brick ≥ MZ 12

Solid sand-lime brick ≥ KS 12

Vertically-perforated brick ≥ Hlz 12 (drilled in non-hammer mode)

Perforated lime-sand brick ≥ KSL 12 (drilled in non-

hammer mode)

Hollow light concrete blocks Hbl 2 (Hbl 4)5)

(drilled in non-hammer mode)

Aircrete ≥ PB24)

Uncracked concrete1) C20/25 (B25) wall

face anchoring depth hef = 110 mm

M12 M16 M12 M16 M12 M16 M12 M16 M12 M16 M12 M12 M16

Recommended loads (kN) 2.0 2.5 2.0 2.5 1.2 1.6 1.0 1.3 0.6 (1.0) 0.8 (1.2) 1.3 5.32) 5.32)

Component thickness ≥ (cm) 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 20 24 24

Edge spacing ≥ (cm) 25 25 25 25 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 6.5 6.5

Axial spacing ≥ (cm) 15 20 15 20 15 20 15 20 20 20 20 6.5 6.5

Max. load/stone with adequately spread load on the masonry3)

(kN) 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 1.7 2.4 2.6 -- --

Thermax M12–12 / 110 Set with 130 mm anchoring depth.Thermax M16–12 / 170 Set with 200 mm anchoring depth incl. max. plaster layer thickness of 20 mm.1) Central anchorage as an example in the wall face of 12 cm thick concrete layer.2) Corresponds to the recommended tensile load for the Thermax cone.3) Prevent individual bricks from being pulled out by spreading the load adequately over the masonry. Anchorages near the edge of fl at roof perimeter walls and parapets should be carefully checked.4) Use the PBB cone drill and centring nozzle for aircrete.5) Values in brackets refer to Hbl 4.

LOADS

Recommended shear loads in kN per Thermax at a spacing of tfi x.

Thickness of the non-load bearing layer tfi x [mm]

60 80 100 110 120 140 160 170

Thermax M12 1.14 1.06 0.75 0.54 – – – –

Thermax M16 1.14 1.14 1.14 1.03 0.8 0.46 0.33 0.28

ACCESSORIES

FIS V 360 S injection resin

Mastic DK

FIS AK applicator pistol

Injection resin

fi scher FIS V 360 S injection resin Art. No. 94404

Sealing the annular gap Thermax/plaster

fi scher mastic Art. No. 59389

Applicator gun

FIS AK applicator pistol Art. No. 58026

Cleaning out the hole

AGB large blower Art. No. 89300

Brush set d = 14 mm Art. No. 78180 for use in concrete

Brush set d = 18 mm Art. No. 78181 for use in concrete

Brush set d = 14/20 mm Art. No. 48980 for use in masonry

Brush set d = 20/30 mm Art. No. 48981 for use in masonry

Use in Aircrete

PBB** cone drill for aircrete Art. No. 90634

PBZ* centring nozzle Art. No. 90671

* only for Thermax M12. ** PBB cone drill extension available on request.

Blow-out pump ABG FIS brush Ø 20/30 mm

FIS brush Ø 14/20 mm

Cleaning brush for concrete

Cone drill PBB

Centring sleeve PBZ


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LoadsCharacteristic loads in kN according to ETA approval

Permissible loads in kN according to DIBt approval

Failure loads for the fasteners withoutapproval from the building authorities

Building material

Term

oz 8

NZ*

Term

oz 8

NW

S 8

N

Term

oz K

S 8

Term

oz 8

UZ*

Term

oz 8

UW

S 8

L

Term

oz 1

0L

Term

oz 1

0P

Term

ofi x

CF

DPD

/ M

DIPS

8

DIPK

8

DIPK

10

DHM

Fixing type [kN] [kN] [kN] [kN] [kN] [kN] [kN] [kN] [kN] [kN] [kN]

Solid brick ≧ Mz 12 unperforated – – – – – 1.10 1.00 0.75 – 0.86 –

Solid sand-lime brick ≧ KS 12 unperforated – 1.50 – – – 1.10 0.97 0.76 – 0.80 –

Solid brick ≧ Mz 12 1.50*/1.20 1.50 1.50 – – – – – – 0.86 1.00

Solid sand-lime brick ≧ KS 12 1.50*/1.20 1.50 1.20*/1.50 – – 1.10 – – – – 1.00

Concrete ≧ C16/20 1.50 0.90 1.20*/1.50 – – 1.15 0.83 – – – –

Concrete C12/15 1.50 – 1.20*/1.50 – – – – 0.80 0.61 0.83 1.00

Vertically-perforated brick ≧ Hlz 12,Apparent density ≧ 1.0 kg/dm

0.75 0.50 0.60*/0.75 0.30 – 0.91 0.48 0.59 – 0.35 –

Internally porous aggregate lightweight concrete 0.40*/0.60 – 0.25*/0.60 0.50 – – – – – – –

Solid sand-lime brick ≧ KSL 12 1.20*/0.90 0.90 0.60*/0.75 0.40 – – – – – – –

Hollow block ≧ Hbl 2 0.40 – 0.40 0.25 – 0.85 0.67 0.59 – 0.57 –

Solid light concrete block 0.40*/0.90 – 0.40*/0.60 0.25 – – – – – – –

Aircrete ≧ PB2; PP2; P3.3 – – – – 0.20 – 0.39 0.05 – 0.23 –

Aircrete ≧ PB4; PP4; P4.4 – – – – 0.40 0.77 0.43 0.16 – 0.23 –

Weather-resistant skin – – – – – – – 0.48 0.44 0.48 –

Vertically-perforated bricks as per Austrian standard acc. ÖNORM B 6124

0.60*/0.75 0.60 0.50*/– – – – – – – – –

Termofi x 6H, extraction values in various building materials

Anchoring substrate Thickness Recommended maximum service load(values from internal laboratory tests,

screw 6 x 150.Base values ≈ 5 % fractile,

safety coeffi cient γ = 5)[mm] [kN]

OSB. panel12.5 0.1515 0.35

Soft wood panel19 0.4039 1.00

Timber planking FP(laminated particle board)

13 0.1816 0.2219 0.25

Building veneer plywood BFU12 0.45

15.5 0.4922.5 0.50

3 Layer panel18 0.3526 0.60

DWD Agepan 1 16 0.15Beams 80/80, GK II 80 1.28

Plasterboard10 0.03

12.5 0.04Plaster-bound FP 20 0.15

Gypsum fibreboard12.5 0.1515 0.20

Cement-bound laminated particle board23 0.5028 0.55

Building material Buildingmaterial class

Characteristic tensile strength

[kN]

C12/15 concrete A 1.5C16/20 – C 50/60 concrete A 1.5

KS as per DIN 106 B 1.5

MZ as per DIN 105 B 1.5

KSL as per DIN 106 C 1.2

HLZ as per DIN 105 C 0.75

VBL 2 (DIN 18152) C 0.4

HBL 2 (DIN 18151) C 0.4

LAC 4 (EN 1520) D 0.4

Partial safety coeffi cient of the fi xing load-bearing capacity γM 2.0

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